Walking it off! Blue Wiggle Anthony Field enjoys a stroll with his wife Michaela Patisteas after he was the subject of a death hoax
Anthony Field enjoyed a stroll with his wife Michaela Patisteas after he was the subject of a death hoax, earlier this week.
The 58-year-old shrugged off the fake news on Tuesday and put on a pair of trainers for an invigorating walk with Michaela around their neighbourhood in Sydney.
He swapped his iconic blue skivvy and black trousers for a black T-shirt, that exposed the arm tattoos, and beige shorts.
Walking it off! Blue Wiggle Anthony Field was seen out and about on Tuesday, after he was the subject of a death hoax
Michaela dressed similarly with a black T-shirt and khaki green shorts.
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Anthony had a pep in his step as he lead them down the quiet street.
He donned his camouflage print baseball hat and a pair of sunglasses to protect himself from the morning glare.
Walking it off: The 58-year-old shrugged off the fake news on Tuesday and put on a pair of trainers for an invigorating walk with his wife Michaela Patisteas around their neighbourhood in Sydney
Different look: He swapped his iconic blue skivvy and black trousers for a black T-shirt, that exposed the arm tattoos, and beige shorts. He donned his camouflage print baseball hat and a pair of sunglasses to protect himself from the morning glare
Keeping it casual: Michaela dressed similarly with a black T-shirt and khaki green shorts
The couple made their way to a nearby park and appeared to be enjoying a lively conversation as they enjoyed the fresh air and got their steps in for the day.
Anthony and Michaela have been married since 2003 and share three teenage children daughters Lucia, Marie and son Antonio.
On Monday, he shared a screen shot of a Wikipedia page entry which claimed he had died on August 15, 2020.
In good company: The couple made their way to a nearby park where they enjoyed the fresh air
Stepping out: They appeared to be enjoying a lively conversation between themselves as got their steps in for the day
Still going strong: Anthony and Michaela have been married since 2003 and share three teenage children daughters Lucia, Marie and son Antonio
The Wiggles performer posted to Instagram to make it clear everything was still wiggly.
'Wikipedia had me dead yesterday!!!' he wrote in shock. 'Unless I'm not up with the times, I'm still here!!'
He then added a joke to say he'd only 'died' on stage - meaning performed badly in the past, but was otherwise well.
Fake: On Monday, Anthony shared a screen shot of a Wikipedia page entry which claimed he had died on August 15, 2020
Alive and wiggling! The Wiggles performer posted to Instagram to make it clear everything was still wiggly. 'Wikipedia had me dead yesterday!!!' he wrote in shock. 'Unless I'm not up with the times, I'm still here!!'
'I have died a few times onstage (you've seen the act!) I'm back alive on Wikipedia now! Phew!'
The Wikipedia page read: 'Anthony Donald Joseph Field, AM (8 May 1963 - August 15, 2021) was an Australian musician, actor, songwriter and producer.
'He was best known as a leader of the children's group the Wiggles and a member of the 1980s and 1990s pop band the Cockroaches.'
Anthony is the only remaining original member of The Wiggles. He retains his iconic blue skivvy alongside newer members Simon Pryce, Lachlan Gillespie and Emma Watkins.
The Wiggles: Anthony is the only remaining original member of The Wiggles. He retains his iconic blue skivvy alongside newer members Simon Pryce, Lachlan Gillespie and Emma Watkins. Pictured together
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